Adding pages

…Now that we have a website created and we've shared…this website with other teachers in the building, it's time…to go ahead and add a little bit of structure…so that people know how to use our collaborative site.…The way I'm going to do this is I'm going to add various pages…to create categories of how we…can organize information on this collaborative website.…To help us out, I've created a Word…document inside chapter six of the exercise files.…The document is Website_Page_Contents.…Here you can see I've got a very basic layout.…Some information for the homepage.…I've got a planning page with the description.…A funding page as well as some teachers pages.…

Now I don't need to create a page for every…singe teacher for them to put in their own class information.…Teachers, since they have access to site, can take care of this task themself.…Let's go ahead and head back to the main…site and start building in some of this content.…Here you can see we already have a home page created.…The next page to create is a planning page.…

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11/21/2013

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